A white or colorless mineral (BaSO4); the main source of barium.
A white insoluble radiopaque powder used as a pigment.
1The new Ray-X sponge, treated with barium sulphate, eliminates guess work.
2From the weight of barium sulphate, calculate the percentage of sulphur (S) in the sample.
3The dissolved barium sulphate, like any electrolyte, is dissociated, and the equilibrium conditions may be expressed thus:
4It was just the color of barium sulphate, and had a little lace bunched at the throat.
5In determining it, it is first converted into sulphuric acid, and then precipitated and weighed as barium sulphate.
6From the weight of barium sulphate (BaSO_{4}) obtained, calculate the percentage of sulphur (S) in the sample.
7The plain transfer paper is prepared in the same manner, leaving out the barium sulphate and the coloring matters.
8The contamination of the barium sulphate by iron is much less in the presence of ferrous than ferric salts.
9It should be borne in mind that the quantity of barium sulphate in this!saturated solution is a constant quantity!
10Thus barium sulphate, one of the most insoluble of common substances, dissolves in water to the extent of 1 part in 400,000.
11But a University of Chile laboratory study concluded that some are only 20% rubber, with the rest made up of barium sulphate, silica and lead.
12A blank experiment must be done with each new lot of peroxide of hydrogen obtained, which always gives under 0.1 barium sulphate with me.
13Mix, wash well the precipitate-bariumsulphate-bydecantation, and when well drained, mix to the following solution:
14[Note 6: Barium sulphate requires about 400,000 parts of water for its solution.
15[Note 2: The ionic changes involved in the precipitation of barium sulphate are very simple:
Translations for barium sulphate